Event
25 October 2022
Rethinking Ukraine’s energy sector
What are the ideal outcomes for Ukraine's energy system, and what steps must be taken to achieve them?
Event
25 October 2022
What are the ideal outcomes for Ukraine's energy system, and what steps must be taken to achieve them?
Blog post
14 October 2022
The European Union faces recession, but the way in which policymakers manage the energy crisis will determine its depth and duration.
External publication
13 October 2022
IEMed Mediterranean Yearbook 2022
Blog post
11 October 2022
An EU energy fund is justified, but for different reasons than commonly assumed, with implications for the fund’s design.
Blog post
06 October 2022
Reform of the EU central clearing framework is an essential part of capital markets union, but reform should not be driven by current energy turmoil.
Blog post
30 September 2022
The €200 billion “defence shield” risks undermining European solidarity. This could be avoided by designing it well.
Policy brief
29 September 2022
Action to intervene in the gas and electricity wholesale markets is also being taken at European Union level, which is what we analyse in this paper.
Comment
20 September 2022
Reforming energy markets must aim to make them less vulnerable to crises such as today’s, even if such crises are rare.
Podcast
08 September 2022
Where did it all go wrong?
Policy brief
06 September 2022
The current crisis looks set to leave behind it a radically different system, but what that system will look like remains an open question
Comment
30 August 2022
Comment
08 August 2022
Why a “Go It Alone” Approach Will Leave Countries in the Cold This Winter
External publication
05 August 2022
What would be the economic consequences of a complete halt to Russian gas imports?
Comment
26 July 2022
The bloc must urgently implement a compensation scheme to prevent Putin from dividing member countries.
External publication
25 July 2022
Blog post
18 July 2022
Despite high prices, China’s substantial spare oil refining capacity remains restricted.